TechCrunch's Equity Podcast Goes Visual with Launch of Video Episodes
In a move to cater to the growing demand for multimedia content, TechCrunch's flagship podcast Equity has transitioned to video format. The team behind the twice-weekly podcast released its first video episode on [date], marking a significant shift in the way listeners engage with the show.
According to Rebecca Bellan, senior reporter and co-host of Equity, "We're excited to bring our unique blend of analysis and discussion to life through video." The format will alternate between two formats: Wednesday's in-depth interviews with industry leaders, and Friday's roundtable discussions among editors and writers. Recent highlights include conversations with Wiz co-founder Ami Luttwak, Empire of AI author Karen Hao, and Mark Cuban.
Equity has been a staple of TechCrunch's podcast lineup since its inception, offering listeners a unique perspective on the tech and startup world. The team's expertise and insight have made it a go-to source for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike. With the introduction of video episodes, Equity aims to further enhance the listener experience.
As the tech industry continues to evolve, multimedia content has become increasingly popular among audiences. "We're seeing a trend where podcasts are transitioning to video to better engage with their listeners," said Anthony Ha, editor and co-host of Equity. "It's an exciting time for podcasting, and we're thrilled to be at the forefront of this shift."
The launch of video episodes coincides with the lead-up to TechCrunch's Disrupt conference, which takes place in [location]. The event is expected to attract industry leaders, startups, and investors from around the world. With Equity now available in both audio and video formats, listeners can choose their preferred way to engage with the show.
As the podcast continues to evolve, TechCrunch plans to release more video episodes, providing an even deeper dive into the world of tech and startups. For those interested in catching up on past episodes or resubscribing to Equity, the team encourages listeners to visit the TechCrunch website for easy access to both audio and video content.
With its new video format, Equity is poised to take its place as a leading source of industry insight and analysis. As the tech landscape continues to shift and evolve, one thing is clear: multimedia content is here to stay, and Equity is at the forefront of this trend.
*Reporting by Techcrunch.*
